
FENIKS UDS Catalogs v1.5 Catalogs produced by the FENIKS collaboration in the UDS field, including the multi-wavelength PSF-matched photometric catalog, the catalogs of photometric redshifts and stellar population properties, as well as other high-level products. The catalog construction is described in detail in the accompanying paper (Zaidi et al. 2024). Briefly, the catalogs were constructed by combining data in 24 photometric bands covering optical to mid-IR wavelengths ranging from 0.38 microns (MegaCam-uS band) to 8 microns (Spitzer-IRAC ch4 band). The catalog covers a footprint of ~ 0.9 square degrees with full coverage in most of the bands, and close to full coverage in the rest (see the accompanying paper for footprint details). When using these products, please cite Zaidi et al. 2024 and use the following acknowledgment: "This work is based on data and catalog products from the FENIKS survey, funded by the National Science Foundation under grants AST-2009442 and AST-2009632" Please email kzaidi at anl.gov or danilo.marchesini at tufts.edu to communicate any published papers that used the data from this release v1.5 release notes: This version resolves a major bug present in previous versions of the Dense Basis catalog. Therefore, please use this version (feniks_uds_v1.5.db.csv) and consider prior versions deprecated. feniks_uds_v1.5.db.csv v1.1 release notes: The multiplicative factors to apply to color aperture fluxes to get total fluxes, the 'aper_to_tot_corr' column in the photometry catalogs, feniks_uds_v1.1.cat and feniks_uds_v1.1_zpcor.cat have been fixed.
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